Wilson v. Davison

Appellees were injured November 16, 1937, as the result of a collision between the automobile occupied by them and one occupied and driven by Mrs. J. D. Miller and owned by her husband, J. D. Miller.

J. D. Miller had a verbal agreement with the appellant, Roy Wilson, who operated a cleaning plant in Helena under the trade name of “The Unique Cleaning Service,” whereby he agreed to furnish his own car and pay his own expenses in soliciting cleaning and pressing which he brought to appellant’s plant. Under his agreement with, appellant, Miller would receive 40 per cent, of the price of the…